NetApp Certified Implementation Engineer – Data Protection — Question 17

Your customer has an NTFS volume that they want to access over both SMB and NFS. The client explains that SMB access works fine, but the clients are unable to NFS mount the volume.
What are three reasons that would cause this issue? (Choose three.)

Answer options

• A. There is no export-policy rule for the NFS clients.
• B. The NSF server is not configured.
• C. Multi-protocol is not licensed on the cluster.
• D. The volume security style must be changed to UNIX.
• E. The LIF data protocol does not allow NFS.

Correct answer: A, B, D

Explanation

The correct reasons include A, which indicates that without an export-policy rule, NFS clients cannot access the volume. B is correct because if the NFS server isn't set up, it can't process requests from NFS clients. D is also valid because the volume's security style must be set to UNIX for NFS compatibility. Options C and E are incorrect as they do not directly impact NFS mounting for this scenario.